Solo Female Travel Blog
Time flies when you’re having fun! It feels like just yesterday I was on this long bus ride to Brazil and today, I’m thrilled to share my experiences from there, my 80th country on this adventure to visit all the
After crossing the land border from north of Chile – San Pedro de Atacama to Uyuni 3 day tour , it was time to go for another land border crossing to my 79th country Argentina. Technically it was my 2nd entry to Argentina
How time flies when you are having fun! Bolivia was my 78th country on my journey to visit all the UN-recognized countries in the world. After doing 3 weeks in Chile, I crossed the order to Bolivia (more on this below). So this
So finally time to share about my 77th UN-recognized country—Chile! This marks another milestone in my journey to explore every corner of our beautiful planet. From the vibrant streets of Santiago, the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia to the deserts of San Pedro in
Finally, time to share about my country number 85 Suriname, the only country in South America where locals speak Dutch and not Spanish! So if you are after some insight and a Paramaribo itinerary for 3 days continue reading. And as
Guyana was my country #86 in South America. As some of you may be aware, I am trying to visit all the UN-recognised countries so, appreciate the support in sharing my blog posts or socials. This blog covers Solo female travel
My quest to travel to all the UN-recognised countries has led to my country number 79 Paraguay. And once again similar to Venezuela, I didn’t meet a lot of fellow travelers heading to Paraguay which is why I am excited to write
As a dedicated solo female traveler, I’ve explored numerous corners of our stunning world. Today, I’m thrilled to share coveted travel tips for Venezuela itinerary which was my 83rd country, and as some of you know, I’m on a quest to
Uruguay, a small yet captivating country in South America, is often overlooked but brimming with charm. As a traveler on a mission to explore all the UN-recognized countries, I found Uruguay to be a hidden gem worth sharing. So, today
I am on a mission to travel to all 193 UN-recognized countries in the world (but not in a race, more like slowly and steadily) and so far have traveled to 86 countries on 7 continents. But while I was in Surinam, I decided